Jonathan Lastra will remain in the Euskaltel-Euskadi until 2028
Thus, after reaching the orange team in 2026, both sides have signed a contract for two more years. The Biscayan has been a professional for 11 seasons, since 2016, in which he has run five Laps and two Giro.
Cyclist Jonathan Lastra, during a presentation. Photo: Basque Foundation
Jonathan Lastra (1993, Bilbao) will remain linked to Euskaltel-Euskadi for the next two seasons, 2027 and 2028, the orange club announced in a statement.
Thus, after arriving in Euskaltel-Euskadi in 2026, the other two parties have signed a two-year contract. The Biscayan cyclist has been a professional for 11 seasons since 2016, in which he has run five Spanish Laps and two Giro de Italia.
"I'mvery happy about the contract for two more seasons. Last year they trusted me and since I got here I've felt at home. It was the change I needed and from the first moment I was clear that I wanted to stay here, "the cyclist said.
For his part, Jorge Azanza , sports manager of Euskaltel-Euskadi, underscores that "he is a hard-working and competitive cyclist , but above all he is a reference for younger cyclists, he is the perfect driver to continue growing ".
Jon Agirre, Xabier Berasategi and Gotzon Martin have also renewed their contract with the orange team, while Mikel Landa, Marco Martin , Hodei Muñoz and Felipe Orts have announced the signing of Yago Agirre, Samuel Fernandez, Iker Mintegi, Gari Ugarte and Axel van der Tuuk.
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